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Core Strategy Issues Raising Consultation, Kennet Local Development Framework Statement of Community Engagement Appendix 7 - List of Stakeholders Informed of Consultation by Category in the Statement of Community Involvement NB Some organisations were contacted more than once because of the different interests they represent. For example, Wiltshire County Council (highways, education, strategic plans, community etc). Others were contacted more than once because several members have individually asked to be kept informed of the LDF process, for example, Devizes Development Partnership, several Parish Councils and RPS Planning. In the following lists the name of organisation is only included once to demonstrate the range of people contacted. 169 Wiltshire County Council Adjoining Authority 139 Wroughton Parish Council 146 Appleshaw, Fyfield & Shipton Bellinger Business Interests Parish Councils 145 Ashbury PC 788 Brimble Lea & Partners 135 Bishopstone & Hinton Parva PC 742 Business Link Swindon 156 Broad Town PC 1456 Carter Jonas 161 Bulkington PC 1106 Chamber Of Trade 157 Calne Without PC 1499 Crown Estate (agent Carter Jonas) 160 Cherhill PC 530 David Owen & Co 136 Chiseldon PC 683 Devizes Chamber of Commerce & 155 Clyffe Pypard PC Devizes Development Partnership 151 Coombe PC 1441 Devizes Development Partnership 162 Coulston PC 757 Devizes Taxis and Private Hire 140 Figheldean PC 1471 Digby Rowsell Associates 1607 Fyfield & West Overton Parish Council 784 Dolman Building Surveyors 132 Hampshire County Council 1470 Enviros Consulting Ltd 158 Heddington PC 633 Federation of Small Businesses 163 Heytesbury PC 721 Great Western Commerce & Enterprise 167 Hilmarton PC 570 Lidl U.K. GmbH 153 Hungerford PC 798 Marlborough Area Development Trust 152 Inkpen PC 1476 Marlborough Chamber Of Commerce 164 Keevil PC 764 Marlborough Radio Cars 147 Kimpton PC 594 Paul Sharpe Associates 159 Lacock PC 1436 Pewsey Area Community Trust 154 Lambourn PC 1072 Rapleys LLP 137 Liddington PC 747 Safeway 1606 Marlborough Town Council 999 Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd C/o 165 Melksham Without PC 534 Smiths Gore 141 Milston PC 1045 Somerfield Stores 125 North Wiltshire District Council 1445 Stewart Ross Associates 142 Orcheston PC 629 SW CBI 126 Oxfordshire County Council 985 Tidworth & District Chamber of Commerce 148 Penton Grafton PC 791 Tony Thorpe Associates 129 Salisbury District Council 565 Wadworth & Co 166 Semington PC 781 Wansboroughs Solicitors 143 Shrewton PC 1475 Wessex Association of Chamber of 127 Swindon Borough Council Commerce 149 Tangley PC 504 Willis & Co 134 Test Valley Borough Council 770 Wiltshire & Swindon Training Enterprise Council 1626 Tidworth Town Council 144 Tilshead Parish Council 130 Vale of White Horse District Council Community 150 Vernham Dean Parish Council Partnerships 138 Wanborough Parish Council 133 West Berkshire Council 806 Community First 131 West Wilts District Council 740 Devizes Community Area Partnership 1458 Devizes Light Operatic Society 1 Core Strategy Issues Raising Consultation, Kennet Local Development Framework Statement of Community Engagement 803 Kennet LSP 1696 Defence Estates - Project Allenby 1634 Learning & Skills Council 1039 DevPlan UK 1480 Marlborough Community Area Strategic 1453 DPDS Consulting Group Partnership 1505 Dreweatt Neate 734 Pewsey Community Area Partnership 527 F. J. Snook & Sons Ltd 1701 Salisbury College ( Tidworth ) 1022 Focus Information Ltd 1020 South East Kennet Community Area 506 FPD Savills Forum 1688 Tidworth Development Trust 1065 G L Hearn 599 Gaiger Bros Countryside Interests 607 Gillespies Ltd 1443 GVA Grimley 637 Action for the River Kennet 610 Hamiltons Chartered Surveyors 772 Agricultural Development & Advisory 520 Hamptons International Service 518 J S Bloor (Newbury) Ltd 715 Avebury World Heritage Site 542 Kemp & Kemp Property Consultants 670 British Horse Society 605 Kris Mitra Associates Ltd 655 British Trust for Conservation 503 Land, Development & Planning 1635 British Waterways Consultants 564 Country Landowners Association 707 Landmark Information Croup Ltd 1503 Langdale Western (Agent: RPS) 756 Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) 549 Levvel Consulting Ltd 752 Forestry Commission SW 1035 Local Dialogue Conservancy 536 Lovelace, Mark 727 Great Western Community Forest 516 LPC (Trull) Ltd 679 Kennet & Avon Canal Trust 1077 Malcolm Judd & Partners 667 Kennet CPRE 537 Malcolm Ward associates 687 Le Marchant Conservation Group 512 Michael Fowler Architects 664 Ludgershall Environment Group 1586 Paul Dickinson & Associates 801 Natural England 609 Pioneer Property Services Ltd 654 North Wessex Downs AONB 718 Planning Issues 793 Rural Needs Initiative 1693 Project Allenby/ Connaught 620 Tenant Farmers Association 1042 Rapleys LLP 1429 The Inland Waterways Association 606 Ridgeway Developments 658 The Ramblers Association 548 Robert Hitchins Ltd 690 Wiltshire Bridleways Association 1038 Robertson, Mr & Mrs 646 Wiltshire Federation of Young Farmers 1044 Roger Tym & Partners 674 Wiltshire Ornithological Society 753 Royal Mail Property Holdings 1082 Wiltshire Wildlife Trust 1046 RPS Planning 695 Woodland Trust 1073 Salaman, Mr P 1074 Savills Developers etc 590 Shalbourne Property Management Ltd 693 Sisman Nichols 611 Alder King LLP 579 Society of Merchant Venturers 532 Andrew Fleming Associates (Agent:Carter Jonas) 1700 Aspire Defence 1509 Strategic Land Partnerships 1687 Aspire Defence Services Ltd 589 Stride Treglown plc 1029 Atis Real Weatherall 505 Strutt & Parker 514 Atwell Martin 539 Terence O'Rourke Ltd 525 Ball Family Trust 513 Tetlow King Planning 1483 Barton Willmore Planning Partnership 769 Thames Water Property Ltd 723 Bell Cornwall Partnership 1593 The Pulse Land Company 613 Berkeley Strategic Land 1446 Ticknell & Sons (DPDS Consulting) 1484 Berkley Strategic 1034 Toogood, Mr B 588 Boyer Planning 614 Town Planning Consultancy 540 Broadway Malyan Planning 1449 White Young Green Planning 800 Brook Chartered Surveyors 1507 Wiltshire County Council 1068 cgMs Consulting 1485 Woolley & Wallis 780 Civic Planning & Design Group 1025 WPB Development Planning 572 Cluttons LLP 612 Countryside Solutions 515 Crown Estate 543 CSJ Planning Consultants Ltd 2 Core Strategy Issues Raising Consultation, Kennet Local Development Framework Statement of Community Engagement Government Dept Individual 993 Army 1488 1434 Aspire Defence Ltd 1501 Peall Clegg, Mrs C 600 Fin Man HQ 5th Division 937 Altree, Mr & Mrs C 746 Government Office for the South West 995 Amor, Mr B 1697 HQ 43 ( Wx ) Brigade 994 Baker, Robin J 1570 HQ TIDNBUL GSU 971 Buckland, Mr & Mrs D 1631 Buckler, Mr B 976 Chamberlain, E J R Healthcare 882 Cooper, Mr GC 1638 Cole, Mrs J 1610 Copp, J 1081 Kennet & North Wilts PCT 1596 Davison, Mr T 724 Kennet Carers Association 1099 Diccox, Mrs M 701 Marlborough Day Service 861 Dixon, K 1033 NHS Wilts Shared Services Consortium 980 Dutton, Joanne 1588 Savernake Hospital 903 Dykes, Mr R L 775 West Lavington, Littleton Panell Care 989 Eacopo, Mr 762 Wiltshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust 1597 Evans, Cllr Mrs E 404 Wiltshire Primary Care Trust 997 Evans, Mr B 1486 Everett, Mr R Housing Interests 1027 Flower, Mr & Mrs 1425 Ford, Mr AJ 522 Aldbourne Housing Group 1625 Giles, Mr M 1504 Alliance Environment & Planning Ltd 941 Goodman, Mr & Mrs P 558 Amber Foundation 964 Hall, Mr & Mrs D 560 Anchor Trust 1058 Hall, Mr D 587 Annington Homes 909 Hansford, D 561 Ashley Homes 992 Hull, F R 592 Banner Homes Limited 1633 Jackson, Cllr Mrs C 1183 Bovis Homes 921 Jenkins, Mr G 544 Crest Nicholson South West Ltd 1037 Jenkins, Ms L 596 David Wilson Homes 862 Kent, Mr & Mrs Q 523 Devizes Almshouse Charity 990 Lucas, E.D. 563 English Churches Housing Group 866 May, Mr D A 574 Guinness Trust Housing Association 1032 Moore, S 571 Hannick Homes & Developments Ltd 942 Mr W Dibben 546 James Butcher Housing Association 897 Newton, H C 562 Kennet Action for Single Homeless 978 Phillips, J F 552 Kennet Housing Society Ltd 988 Prowse, Mrs 559 Kingfisher Housing Association 1003 Rawlings, Col B A 554 Knightstone Housing Association 1078 Rayner, Mrs 604 Lovell 961 Roche, Mrs N D 557 McCarthy & Stone Ltd 899 Roche, W G 583 New Downland Housing Society 1080 Roseaman, Mr D 1729 Persimmon Homes 887 Scutt, AJ 582 Raglan Housing Association 965 Shelton, Mr D 783 Riverdale Homes Ltd 960 Sibbons, Mr E G 1060 Robert Hitchins Ltd 1629 Silvester, Ms P 569 Rural Housing Trust 1595 Simon, Mr J 581 Sanctuary Housing Association 898 Tatem, Mr M 547 Sarsen Housing Association 1021 Thomas, Mr R 585 Shaftesbury Housing Association 900 Treherne, Mrs B 1695 Silbury Group Ltd 857 Watson, Mr D 568 Sovereign Housing Association 953 Woodward, Mr T & Ms M 519 The Housing Corporation 624 The National Housing Federation Interest Groups 1426 Vail Williams 580 Western Challenge Housing Association 671 ACERT 584 Wiltshire Rural Housing Association 653 Angling Association 618 Avebury Society 3 Core Strategy Issues Raising Consultation, Kennet Local Development Framework Statement of Community Engagement 676 BASICS and 10.10 Club 794 Devizes & District Talking Newspaper 737 Bodmans Coaches 1612 Hants & Wiltshire News Service 706 Campaign for Dark Skies 795 Marlborough & District Talking Newspaper 644 Collingbourne Bypass Action Group 1689 Marlborough Gazette & Herald 774 Devizes and District Link 913 Parish Magazine 641 Devizes and District Round Table 1608 Salisbury Newspapers 682 Devizes Towns Women's Guild 1614 Spire FM 626 Dorset & Wiltshire Rugby Football 709 The Andover Advertiser Union 760 East Kennett Community Transport
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